Who it's for

Built for the sites the mandate hits hardest

The offline-first backup for your weighbridge, for every operation that has to keep the gate moving. Find your site type below.

Primary: Waste Receivers & Permitted Sites

Waste receiving sites are the commercial anchor of the waste supply chain and where WasteSync starts. Under the October 2026 digital tracking mandate, permitted receivers face strict digital validation requirements: if your internet drops or the regulator's API goes down, you cannot legally accept waste without digital tracking.

Landfills & Quarries

Remote locations often suffer from spotty 4G/5G and unstable broadband. WasteSync keeps scales logging loads through zero-signal outages, preventing vehicle backlogs on access roads.

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Transfer Stations & MRFs

High-throughput urban hubs cannot afford even 15 minutes of downtime. A dropped connection creates immediate gate queues. WasteSync's instant local validation keeps traffic moving.

High-volume offline queue management

Multi-Site Operators

Manage multiple remote facilities from a single central dashboard. Monitor offline status, local queue lengths and background synchronisation across your whole footprint.

Centralised compliance dashboard

High-Risk Outage Sites

Even with reliable fibre, what happens if the national database API drops? WasteSync isolates your gatehouse operations from the wider internet's fragility.

Decoupled API retry logic

Alongside the receivers

Waste Producers & Foremen

A lightweight workflow for construction foremen and site supervisors: capture waste logs, signatures and weights on a phone with zero signal and feed clean data to the receiving weighbridge.

See the producer workflow →

Electrical & Specialist Processors

Downstream intake for WEEE and specialist streams: keep a compliant record of every inbound load through outages, with the coding enforced at the point of entry.

See the processor workflow →

Proven on real sites first

WasteSync pilots run with a Scottish local authority, an electrical waste processor and aggregates operators, under real site workloads. Every rollout starts the same way: a 14-day pilot alongside your current process.

Find out if your site fits the next cohort

Up to 5 pilots per cohort so each one gets real attention. No cost, no integration, parallel deployment.

Apply for a pilot